I've inherited the support of a large VFP 7 application that uses the
FLLINTF.FLL and CDINTF.DLL files to output to PDF files. We just upgraded
Windows XP to SP2. When the module that contains the library call is
invoked I now get a message that the FLLINTF.FLL file is invalid. I
downloaded cdintf250.zip and extracted the files. I replaced the older files
with the renamed corresponding files (FLLINTF.FLL and CDINTF.DLL) so I wouldn't have to change anything else and I'm still getting the "invalid file" message.
Does anybody have any ideas or suggetions about what else I could try?
Is anybody successfully using these files under Windows XP?
Any help would be appreciated.
FLLintF.FLL invalid message
Hello,
The latest CDIntf250 and FLLIntf250 are made to be used with version 2.50 of the PDF Converter. If you have an older version of the driver (2.10 or 2.0 by example) you need to use the corresponding FLLIntf and CDIntf.
To pinpoint the issue you are having please check the following:
1 - Is FLLIntf in the same folder as your application? Is it referenced properly in your code? Maybe you changed the location of FLLIntf and you didn't change the reference in your code.
2 - Did you upgrade your OS to XP or you already had XP and just installed SP2?
The latest CDIntf250 and FLLIntf250 are made to be used with version 2.50 of the PDF Converter. If you have an older version of the driver (2.10 or 2.0 by example) you need to use the corresponding FLLIntf and CDIntf.
To pinpoint the issue you are having please check the following:
1 - Is FLLIntf in the same folder as your application? Is it referenced properly in your code? Maybe you changed the location of FLLIntf and you didn't change the reference in your code.
2 - Did you upgrade your OS to XP or you already had XP and just installed SP2?